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Answer: I am going to give the unpopular opinion of no they probably wouldn't.​.​.​ Your Reading Digest Top Stories For You In the movie Fury, would an M1 Abrams and crew easily win the battle depicted in the final scene? Lucky Bradley, studied at Western Washington University Written Wed I am going to give the unpopular opinion of no they probably wouldn't. I won't even go into the fact that the Sherman shouldn't have lasted more than an hour at most in that... Read More » I put 12 socks in the washer and only 11 came out. This happens a lot. Where does the missing sock go? Martin Hedington, Circumvented the globe, twice. Go Navy! Updated Oct 14 My Brother owns and runs a small washing machine repair company. He sometimes buys up old -and occasionally not so old- machines and strips them either for spares or refurb... Read More » From a recent session What cities might be most positively affected by automation and e-commerce in the future? Charlotte Howard, Business correspondent at The Economist Written Oct 30 Rural communities have a lot to gain from e-commerce, both because remote businesses can more easily reach their customers and because rural customers can have access to a ... Read More » Do professional photographers only shoot on manual mode? Rolando Gomez, Photographer, Author, Writer, Assignments in 45 Countries Written Sun When it comes to selecting the shooting mode of the camera, most professional photographers shoot what fits their photographic style, the genre of photography they find the... Read More » What is it like to take Harvard's Math 55, purported the "most difficult undergraduate math class in the country," teaching four years of math in two semesters? David G. Ebin, Professor of Mathematics at Stony Brook University (1969-present) Written Sat I took math 55 a and b in 1961 and 1962 from Loomis and Sternberg respectively. I believe this was the second year that the course was given. It was a sequel to math 11 (ta... Read More » Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stopping more suddenly? Terence Hawkes, studied at Algonquin College Updated Sep 28 I was being taught to drive an old International Harvester water tanker truck by a very experienced instructor. This thing carried 7 tonnes of water. In our area there is a ... Read More » What are movies which, while being made, the cast thought would be a flop, but turned out to be smash hits? Aditya Guha, Grad student Updated Jul 27 I am surprised that no one mentioned the movie Titanic! In 1995, James Cameron convinced Rupert Murdoch controlled 20th Century Fox to produce a movie about a certain famous... Read More » Does a patient have the right to object to a student nurse to be present in the doctor's office? K Mocca, B.S. Business & Nursing, Auburn University Written Thu This happened to me once. Probably 2 or 3 years ago I went for my yearly gynecological exam. I was sitting on the table, in the cold exam room gowned up waiting for my doct... Read More » What are some movie plot holes that actually aren't plot holes? Toby Jones, worked at Copywriting Written Nov 9 [SPOILERS] The best example of this for me is also one movie that's cited constantly as being nonsensical, and a lot of people REALLY miss the point – "Signs". The basic inte... Read More » Why is Mexico so far behind the United States in terms of technology, innovation, defense, social progress, justice, and civil rights? Ricardo Pozas, lived in Mexico Updated Aug 10 From 1821 — the year when Mexico finally obtained independence from the Spaniards — until the Presidency of Lázaro Cárdenas began, in 1934, there is one thing that characte... Read More » Should I study computer science if I like math but suck in programming? Shai Simonson, www-amazon-com/Java-Programming-From-... Written Sun Warning: Really long answer… Hmmmm… What's really going on here? You say: You like mathematics.... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.